An outspoken Pima County election observer has been arrested after refusing to leave the county’s election headquarters.

About 250 people participated in the 6th Annual Jewish-Muslim Peace Walk in Tucson on Sunday, officials said.

More children with access to health care. Quality ratings for child-care centers. “Childhood-development kits” sent home with newborns.

A 25-year-old Tucson woman was killed in a single-vehicle wreck in New Mexico earlier this week, officials said Wednesday.

Yuma voters seemed to want to re-elect U.S. Rep. Raul Grijalva to a fourth term in Congress based on unofficial results from Tuesday night’s general election, but the race was a tight one.

Sheriff’s detectives are asking for help identifying a woman hit and killed by a pickup Thursday on the Northwest Side.

PHOENIX – A top legislative leader said Wednesday he wants legislative action soon to make Arizona eligible for $1.6 billion of federal stimulus money, a step urged by Senate Democrats who cited interest costs the state might have to bear at a time when dollars are short.

The sounds of a Scandinavian Christmas tale called “The Legend of the Christmas Rose” enveloped listeners for an hour and a half on Saturday.

A man was struck by a train downtown Saturday night, the second man to be struck in two days.

For the past two months there has been a big stain in front of Donald Sorrels’ driveway on Tucson’s West Side. Sorrels and neighbors said the stain is both unsightly and damaging the asphalt.